Paints and printing inks containing modified carbon blacks
a technology of carbon black and printing ink, which is applied in the direction of pigment paste, inks, coatings, etc., can solve the problems of unfavorable increase in viscosity of products and disadvantages of a large quantity of solvents
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example 1
Four different carbon blacks were produced using the furnace black process. Differing quantities of silicone oil (polydimethylsiloxane, CAS no. 63148-62-9) were added to the carbon black feedstock. The technical properties of these carbon blacks are reproduced in table 2.
The ash content of the above carbon blacks substantially consists of highly disperse silicon dioxide. Carbon black 1 is a comparison black having an ash content of only 0.1 wt. %, which was produced without adding silicone oil to the carbon black feedstock. Carbon black 2, carbon black 3 and carbon black 4 contain approx. 12, 14 and 16 wt. % of silicon dioxide.
Application testing:
The four carbon blacks from table 2 were used to produce black paints in a two-component binder system based on hydroxylated acrylate resins with isocyanates as the curing agent.
The paints were produced using a binder solution comprising 60 wt. % Synthalan LS768 from Synthopol Chemie, Buxtehude, in 98% butyl acetate. The binder is a hydroxy...
example 2
A further series of six furnace blacks were produced with different silicon contents. The carbon black test results are shown in table 4. The starting carbon black (carbon black 5) was produced without the addition of silicon oil to the carbon black feedstock oil. Its ash content of 1.22 wt. %, therefore, results mainly from calcium carbonate added to the feedstock oil to influence the structure of the final carbon black. The surplus ash content of the carbon blacks 6 to 10 is due to their silicon dioxide content.
Paint testing:
The six carbon blacks from table 4 were used to produce black paints in an aqueous binder system (polyurethane dispersion; 30 wt. % polyurethane, relative to the weight of the dispersion) and in a two-component binder system (Synthalan LS768 in 98% butyl acetate). The paints were produced in a similar manner as in Example 1. The results of the paint testing and the rheological behavior of the paints are shown in tables 5 (aqueous binder system) and 6 (two-comp...
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